Choteau Narrowly Defeats Great Falls Reserves 6-0
Choteau Bulldogs edge Great Falls Reserves 6 to 0 to remain undefeated this season. Jackson scored Choteau’s lone touchdown as the game featured strong defense and multiple turnovers, with Choteau extending their scoring total to 102 points while allowing none.
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Notice to Creditors Estate of Ernest G Harris
Administratrix Mary C Harris announces to all creditors that claims against the estate of Ernest G Harris must be shown within four months of the first publication. Claims to be given with vouchers at Bert I Packer attorney for the Administratrix in the Larson Building Chateau Montana. Dates noted September 20 1947 and publication Sept 25 Oct 2 9 16.
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Duck Season Opens October 21 with Daily Limits
The duck season starts at noon next Tuesday and runs to November 24 at 3:45 p m. Daily bag limit is four ducks, with eight in possession after day one. Shooting hours are one half hour before sunrise to 4 30 p m initially and 3 45 p m at close. Pheasant season begins October 26, runs eight days to November 2, with a limit of two roosters per day.
Power Pirates Battle Centerville In 12-12 Tie
Underdog Power Pirates and Centerville clash to a 12-12 draw on Centerville field marked by wind. Shinazy returns a Miner fumble for Power’s early score as Centerville answers with a kickoff TD and a late horn pass misplay that sails through wind to a Miner recovery. Second half features stout goal line stands and no scoring as the teams deadlock.
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Pirates Stop Miner Drive In Fourth Period Turning Point
In the fourth period Power gained momentum after Shinazy’s quick kick went out of bounds. Power then scored as Hall crossed, Grassman failed the extra point. L Hall and Shinazy starred for Power while Ball Bliss Johnson and Gettel stood out on defense. Power’s next game is at Simms. home stand starts Oct 17.
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Fairfield Eagles blank Conrad on the road 25 0
Fairfield Eagles defeated Conrad Cowboys Friday night on their home field 25 to 0 led by Rada and Dirkes. Crawford Kyle and Arm Strong contributed for Conrad in the loss.
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Belt Triumphs Over Augusta In Sixman Clash
Belt six man football defeated Augusta 32 to 8 last Friday with Frank scoring two touchdowns. Robinson and Morris contributed to the Belt scoring as Augusta managed a single kickoff return TD.
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Distance Around the World at Equator and Meridian
The record notes Earth's equatorial circumference as 24 902 statute miles and the meridian distance as 24 860 miles. It presents a concise comparison of two baseline measurements used in early geodesy.
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